with glockenspiel accompaniment circa 1898, with the massive caged spring between decorative cast iron plates with gilt decoration, below twin combs on titled patterned gilt cast bedplate, flanked by the graduating polished glockenspiel bars of eight each, mounted on shaped and fretted gilt frames with plain strikers, on blonde oak soundboards, coin chute beside backed gilt sound-hole frets, within typical dark polished mahogany case with pediment, Polyphon incised cornice, arched glazed door with further fretted spandrels above turned columns, on turned feet, standing on the matching book-matched veneered disc bin holding 14 period and 2 new discs, with period clutch winding key and door keys - musical box 57in. (145cm) high, the disc bin 35in. (89cm) high

Rarely offered, this model with twin glockenspiel accompaniment has the disc obscuring this feature when it is fitted and playing, which makes for a musical surprise when running. The only visible sign this is something rather special is the shaped gilt fret sound holes to either side. Accompanied by a selection of discs, mostly period, the tonal quality when correctly sited on top of the disc bin and within a larger open space is notably superb.